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Story summary
- Nine men were arrested for allegedly conducting combat training, first case under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance.
- Police raided a San Po Kong factory, seizing air guns, pistols, counterfeit knives, and suspected explosives.
- Some suspects were seen near the Tai Po fire site.
- Steve Li, the Hong Kong police chief, said the group planned to use its skills against police.
- The law imposes up to seven years for illegal drilling.
